The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-16
MINORITY REPORT.

Ioul SOihhiitVCO lOA NlhOllUy
Report desires to adopt the first
clause Of Majority Report. AS to
the secand,elsuse 1t desires that it
be stricken out and this clause in
serted, namely: That the counties
vote by rotations as Athens, Fair
field, Hooking and Fairfield, Hook
ing, Athens, etc, giving each
county the opportunity Of casting
it's vote first and last.
G. I. Barker.
G. I. Constable moved to SUBJ
stitute the minority report.
At this time Mr.. Koons took the
Chair as Permanent Chairman,
and thanked the Convention for
the honor conferred.
The question recurred on the
substitution of the minority report,
which was lost.
The Committee on Resolutions
made the following report, which
was unanimously adopted:
ResolUed, That we are in SYM
pathy on the part of labor to obtain
for itself at the hands of the people
and the government, just and fair
treatment, that the wage workers
of the state (on account of labOr)
should be received on the part of
the government, as well as the
people, just and proper recognition
just measures conducives to their
welfare and to the ultimate good
of society.
Resolved, That we unqualifiedly
endors and approve the administra-
tion of our President, Grover
Cleveland, both on account of its
far reaching broad craftsmanship
and not weakening economy, its
determination to preserve the
public domain for the actual settler
as against the grasping monopolist,
its sympathy with the struggle of
labor for just recognition and for
all other measures which are con-
ducive to good government at
home and honest sincere respect
abroad.
Resolued, That we indorse the
efforts, of our Representatives,
State and National, who have
worked faithfully in the effort to
secure the adoption of measures
conducive to- the interests of all
classes engaged in agriculture,
mining, mechanical arts or other
industries of the State.
Resolved, That we the delegates
of the 9th Senatorial Dist, in con-
vention assembled, believe that
with the Hon. Allen G.. Thurman
as our standard bearer would lead
the Democratic party of the State
of Ohio to- victory never before
equaled in her history.
J.C. WOLFE, Ch.
Al. BAKER, Sec'y.
ALEX. JOHNSON.
The report of the Committee to
select District Committee made
the following report:
Your committee to select Dis
trict Committee beg leave to re.
port the following names for said
committee:
Athens, G. I. Barker; Fairfield,
Thos. Wetzler; Hooking, A. II.
Wilson.
Respectfully submitted,
T. r.. ScANLAN, Sec'y.
The announcement of candidates
" next in order.
j Athens county was called and
no response was made.
Fairfield county was called when
Mr.. Geo. Lamb announced the
name of Mr.. Daniel Danehy'
DIR. P. Hewetson announced the
the name of Hon. w. A. Shultz.
Mr.. Edison B. Shaw presented
the name of Hon. U. G. Rutter.
Alex. McVicker, of Athens, Sec
onded the nomination of Mr.. Rut-
ter.
w. p. Price, of Hooking present
ed the name of O. w. II. Wright.
Judge Acker seconded the nom-
ination of Mr.. Wright.
The counties were called and bal
loting proceeded, with the follow
ing result:
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o ot piapot ( z { 81
ls'- Ballot i'ss,'s;s AsHsns ! 3
r. Hooking g,.,,, =. :, 30
iy s. .25, Is. .@
2nd,c'" AtAtns s.s..46
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ts,. Hooking,..,,,., .r...,,, 20
o8 10 q IS %
50 Z 1ssSes FsisSs'ld ..iI. ~, Il. 81. 3. 4 a.
rit' - Hooking ...,.,..,..2o
q y 10 q
4th - Athens. = q, 10 r.